I have a Takamine GD20-NS, which is 5" deep. Two answers here contradict. One says GD20-NS will fit, other says case only 4" deep. Which is it?
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The case measures 5" deep with about 1" additional inch when the top is closed. My Gallagher G-70 dreadnaught guitar fits very well in it.
31404
I personally measured the depth of the case and it is 5 inches deep. A full size dreadnought guitar will fit nicely in the case.
31405
Your Takamine GD20-NS should fit fine as the dimensions of this case are 44 x 16.5 x 6 inches.
505492
I don't have an instrument with a neck that wide, but just from measuring (2.25 inches without pressing hard into the foam) and looking where my 5-string acoustic bass settles, i think it should fit without too much fuss. I have an extra hanger that i gave the arms a quick tug apart and it measured about 2.5 inches. I hung it up and it held the bass up no problem, no wobble or cracks from the adjustment.
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Not sure. Mine is a EG430S-WR model. It's snug, but it probably needs to be. I emailed takamine and they told me which model to get. Responded in just a few days. Very nice to work with.
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Dear Jersey Girl - I just tried my Grand Concert Yamaha Acoustic. It has the same depth as yours and it will not fit. Not even close. So sorry.John
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hey buddy, it would fit width-wise, its a huge case (you could almost fit 2 in there) but its not deep enough to fit any guitar in it(i had to grind down the bottom and recover it to fit my ml in there) so its not worth getting. . . you'd be better off finding the smaller dean lightweight from somewhere else because amazon doesn't offer it. or the guardian or on stage lightweight cases are good choices as well(but they all smash the volume knobs into the body of the guitar(i'm still searching for the inexpensive case that doesn't myself)
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my guitar is a Takamine G series. fit perfectly. They'll fit unless your guitars use thick endpins......
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Hey, I did not really measure it with the ruller but I have a Takamine G series with cutaway and it fits there very snug. I kinda like it this way because it is wabbling around in the case. So it is just right for my guitar. Sorry if I could not be of much help
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I saw a EF341 for sale with a matching GC1128T case. I don't know the difference between the 1128 C and T but I think they're probably the same case. G models and F are dreadnaughts so that is another clue. That's all I know. If you're really indecisive give Takamine customer service a jingle. If I were you I'd be thinking of getting a better case for that investment. The 1128 is a decent case but it's not going to protect the axe from rough treatment ala airline baggage handlers or the like.I bought mine for a G 440 which is a less expensive instrument than yours.
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I don't know about ALL G series guitars. What I did before I purchased the case was to go to the Takamine support page (http://www.takamine.com/support) and at the bottom you can send a message. I told them what guitar I had and gave them the model number of the case and asked if that case would fit my guitar. They answered very promptly (within a day) that it would. I would recommend doing that to be sure the case will fit your guitar.
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All I can tell you is that this one is 4 inches in diameter. You have to measure the sound hole on your guitar. Mine is 3-7/8 and it fits well.
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I measured the inside of the Gator GBE-DREAD acoustic guitar case as best I could, and got these measurements: Hip 16 inches Waist 12 1/2 inches Shoulder 12 1/2 inches Length 40 1/2 inches Max Depth 5 inches - deceases to 4 1/2 inches at the Shoulder Based on these, your guitar is far too wide for this case. Sorry.
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I don't own a Cadillac, so it depends on how deep the body is. This case holds my ML nicely, so plenty of room for the Wings headstock, but mine's 1.5 inches deep. My ML has a Floyd Rose, and the top does hit the fine tuning screws when closed (must remove the whammy bar). I measured the depth of the case, and it is just shy of 2.5 inches of room for the body, assuming a lower profile tremolo or string thru, etc. It is large (50 x 19.25 x 5.25 inches) but very light and very well made, with a shoulder strap and Velcro closing padded handle. Hope this helps.
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Hello Roy: This case was made to fit exactly the La Patrie Motif classical guitar. I just remeasure my guitar and is 37.3/4" long and 4.7/8" at its widest point in the lower bout. The depth of the body is 4". When I measure the length from the top of the guitar to the point where the fretboard meets the body (box) - 12th fret - it is exactly 19.3/4" The upper part of the case where the head and fretboard rests is 4.3/4 wide. If your guitar can accomodate within this measurments then it should be OK but remeber that this is a $99. case and if the guitar is smaller overall maybe you can fing a case of a 7/8 size that could fit it and save you some cash. Good Luck The fit is quite tight so there is only room to slide a single piece of thin paper.
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As it is a Jumbo case yes it will fit. But you are better off buying the TKL 7820 case for it is a way better built quality case then this one. Funny thing is, tkl makes cases for all the different guitar brands. This case is made by tkl for Takamine , but the specs and materials used as requested by Takamine are horrible. The brown Tolex is very cheap and I went thru 3 to find out that is just cheap. The TKL 7820 jumbo case is built strong and will last. Hope that helps. I am a Takamine collector for 18 years. I am also a guitar tech.
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Gretsch site says G6299 but that case is for hollow body short scale bass not solid body ; recommend a gig bag here for this short scale bass
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My thunderbird fits pretty well in here but it still has room for a bit more length. The 5 string should not be that much longer but if it is, it still has room for it. Also the space for the headstock is open enough to fit the extra tuning peg. I would say get this case if you're looking to fit your bass
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Send me the length of your sg and ill let you know....I have a 22 fret gibson and it has a little room to spare....Steve